city is doing to encourage community action. mornings on 2 continues. good morning. it's wednesday, april 15th. i'm tori campbell in for pam cook. let's talk about weather and traffic. do you have any hot weather coming our way? . >> i like a forecast like today. it's not just by a few degrees. you'll notice it and say, half moon bay that guy in the morning was right. upper 70s. few neighborhoods could be approaching 80 degrees. take a look at the temperature change from yesterday. showing you lots of 60s from tuesday. and everybody back up, in fact most areas back up into the 70. concord upper 70s. 79. as far as right now clear skies over the bay area. tracking higher fire danger to our south down towards southern california. keep an eye on that. the fire danger will be going up with warmer winds and drying winds as

well. current numbers stepping outside the door pretty chilly in santa rosa. 43 degrees. lower 40s for concord, walnut creek, and san jose. and winds still up there. you can see gusts topping 30 miles per hour in fairfield, napa 26 miles per hour. but they're localized. not as strong with winds asfo. only 8 miles per hour . clear and breezy for this morning. 7:00 mid 40s to mid 50s. look at the event temperature range. we have even warmer temperatures in the thursday forecast. we'll have more on that that cooing up in a few minutes. al has an update on the roadways. good morning to you. we're doing okay. certainly a little more crowded than we were when we started the show at 4:30. we're seeing traffic in san francisco on 101 looks good but

more crowded. you won't really notice it though because there's still plenty of room for you. when you get to the bridge coming the other way there's a backup of ten minutes. you can see traffic is a little slow. metering lightings switched on and maybe about a 10 to 15 delay before you make it on the to the bridge if you're at the end of the line. 580, we have slow traffic. and 6 # 0 coming away from pleasant ton you can see the road sensor rs firing -- are firing up toward free mont. it's 6:02. today the city of boston marks the second anniversary of the bombings. the city will mark a moment of silence at 2:49 this area when the first of two bombs went off at the finish line. church bells will ring throughout the city.

more than 260 injured in the explosions in 2013. the city's mayor has declared today one boston day to celebrate the city's resilience. it's made to bring the city together and encourage people to give back. new development miss the fight to save the last mobile home park. the owner wants to sell it but the residents argue it's the only affordable place to live left in palo alto. tell what is what happened. >>. >>reporter: we may not know for another month on exactly what's going to transpire here. the 400 people who live here at the mobile home park are low income. they're being offered a certain at of money to relocate but they argue it's not enough to find something in an affluent community like palo alto.

the city listened to the attorneys for the mobile home and the residents debated on whethe relocation package was adequate. one of the biggest points of contention is the schools are not being taken into consideration. the residents want to be able to compensated for that but the attorney for the mobile home park argues under city ordnance they're not required to include schools in determining the value. >> i grew up here. i used to bike to school, walk the school. my parents never had to worry about my safety. and that's why i came back to live here so my son can grow up where i did and go to the schools i did and have the same opportunity. >>reporter: in the end the council determined to postpone making a decision. members signalled the park will most likely need to close since it's the owner's decision to sell and be able to develop the land. but the council is asking that

the homes be reappraised and the schools be taken into consideration. there are ongoing efforts by county supervisor to set up a fund to proserve the mobile home bark but that hasn't been approved yet. there's talk of the residents trying to skap enough money to buy the property but that's unknown if that's even possible. the topic is skenled to go up again before the city council next month. back to youp. thank you. talk to you later. time 6:05. happening today the last of the bay area sea birds the ones that were covered in that mysterious goo will be released and set free into the wild. rescuers were treating and caring for hundreds of bird at the international bird rescue center in fairfield. this morning the last of the birds will be released in salsalito. we still don't know where the goo came from or what caused it.

the rescue center said it spent $150,000 to take care of them and they welcome any donationings. the water district will consider mandatory 25% water reductions. this follows yesterday's decision by east bay mud to have customers pay more while using less water. effective july 1st east bay mud customers will pay a drought surcharge, meaning the average bill will go up by about $12. customers will have to further cut water use from the current 15% to 20%. and anyone who uses more than 984 gallons a day will face higher rates and fines. >> we're hoping for a wet winter weather next year but planning for the worst. every gallon of water saved will put us in better shape if next year is another dry area. the water district is considering drought water rates i. would increase the charge for

each 748 gallons of treated water by 50 cents. running a typical sprinkler for an hour uses 1,000 gallons of water. so obviously it's important to cut back on water use in the house but it's the landscaping water use that really uses the most. time is 6:07. nationwide protest against police brutality. stay tuned coming up at 630 what demonstrators did in the rallies across the bay area.

. 6:09. workers are demanding higher wages. tara moriarty is live at a protest that restaurant in san francisco. >>reporter: we're at the mechanic donalds which is on the corner of mission. these people are fighting for a minimum wage increase so that they make at least $15 an hour. we understand this group -- there are dozens of people there. they will be headed inside here in just a couple of minutes. and joining me live is mary kay henry. she's the represent of sciu to tell us a little bit more about why these are here. >> today's movement include adjunct faculty, child care workers, walmart workers from

all across the bay area we're starting here today at mec donalds because cashiers are joining to say we want to fight for 15 in a union. >>reporter: i know it's very expensive to live and san francisco seems to be ahead of the ball game with increasing the minimum wage but san jose and oakland are trying to catch up. >> yes. i understand $5 million to own a home here in san francisco. and people need to have a wage that allows them to buy food, have a house and lead a decent life. >>reporter: that demonstration is happening all across this nation today and we're proud to be in san francisco where voters said yes to 15. now we need to raise wages so we can make ends meet. >>reporter: they scheduled these here in the states. how many cities participating?

. >> 240 cities. brooklyn they just blocked an intersection. in detroit i saw things on twitter where they're also demonstrates at the university of detroit. so it's amazing what's happening all across this nation today. >>reporter: we spoke to somebody earlier. he said these people simply can't afford to make in a city where they make less than $15 an hour. let's hear about this man who is trying to make ends meet in san francisco. >> we're here. i-a mom working three jobs growing up. it's so important to me that folks are able to make it and get by. and the city is getting out of control with the rising housing costs. and it takes so much to live here. $15 an hour is really just the beginning. >>reporter: we also want to show you video of a similar demonstration as an oakland mechanic donalds in february. they did raise its wages by $1 but protesters say this was just a publicity stunt that affects

select stores. here in san francisco voters approved a wage hike to $15 an hour over the course of three years. let's come back live. right now all of these workers are getting ready to head inside of this mechanic donalds. they're all rallying. and how does it feel to be a part of something like this? . >> it's enconspireing. i think the courage of individual people to take action and make the case for why we need to have living wages in this country is incredibly important. >>reporter: we've notice there had are some police officers here. you guys expect you will be kicked out? . >> sometimes that happens. but in most of our experiences in san francisco and cities across the country, law enforcement wants to protect the right of people to peacefully protest. >>reporter: what are you doing right now? we're walking around this restaurant. >> it's a demonstration by the community and workers of what

needs to happen. >>reporter: what are we going to be doing now? are they chanting for ten minutes? do they have a plan? . >> i don't know what they'll do. we follow the leader. >>reporter: i see some supervisors here, actually. >> yeah. >>. >>reporter: so a lot of high profile people. and i want to talk act some of the other protests that are going on today. where else are you headed today? . >> we're going over to oakland where there will be a strike of a mcdonalds story. and the plaza at 3:00 doing it with students and faculty. >>reporter: berkley; right? . >> yes. between 3:00 and 5:00. >>reporter: thank you so much for joining us live. mary kay henry. as you can see, things getting pretty heated at mcdonaldings right in the heart of the mission district. they are kind of standing back. they're not arresting anybody.

they're letting people have their voice. we will come back later in the show if anything happens but we expect this will go on for another couple of minutes. and protesters say they do expect they will be kicked out this morning. tara moriarty back to you guys. a story we'll continue to follow. we'll check for updates and have updates on our web site and social media as well for this fight that's going to go on throughout the day and across the country for higher minimum wage. thank you. time 6:15. police in hayward are searching for thieves who stole $7,000 from a group of little leaguers. they announced that theft on the facebook page. they say thieves broke into a clubhouse last weekend, pried open a window to the snack bar and stole a safe with $7,000 in it. that's half the league's fund raising money. it pays for operational costs of

little league which has about 200 kids taking part in it. two men say it was a matter of being in the right place at the right time. witnesses say their daring rescue of a man trapped inside a burning car was nothing short of heroic. >> you can't leave somebody in a burning car. >> police say the crash happened on sunday after a suv ran a red light at a busy intersection in sacramento. videos captured the video. you see it engulfed in flames. two men heard the crash and rushed out to see what happened. >> it was on fire at the engine base. i seen my flames and my first reaction was to get this guy out adds soon as possible. >> helping out somebody. if i was in that situation i would hope somebody would help me out. >> they turned their driver of the other car and brought him to safety. the one driver in the

burning suv would have vurly died had the men not intervened. both drivers ended up with pie flor injuries. police officers in texas are in trouble this morning because they played rock, paper scissors. the problem? they used the game to determine a fate of a girl underage drinking. it happened in snook. this is a vine video . you can see the unidentified girl's relief when she wins. she chose a rock while the police officer had scissors. the three officers involved in this, they're now under investigation. a police supervisor says the problem is not that the officers gave the underage drinker a break but that they used a game as the determining factor. it's 6:17. the warriors are getting ready for the playoffs. this was put up outside the

arena yesterday. we won't know until tonight's games which day they'll play and whether they'll play new orleans or oklahoma city. battling for last place in the playoffs, they host the denver nuggets in the regular season game. it's fan night with prizes and give aways. check this out. he is man dave clark tells us why he's the record holder. he nailed 77 straight threes during practice. in fact he made 94 out of 100. it getses kind of boring after a while. that's just ridiculous. >> it's a muscle memory getting that motion down. very impressive. all right. time 6:18. let's get you out the door now. i'd love them to nail 77 straight threes in the playoffs.

>> that would be great. >> exactly. it's a little harder in a game situation but still amazing. good morning everybody. let's go outside and take a look at what we have. we'll start off with a look at the commute on 880 north and southboundful right in front oracle arena there. getting more crowded when you get to the toll. as we move to the south bay the traffic here on 237 is getting a little bit slower. this there are no major problems. i want to mention the peninsula right now between south san francisco and san bruno area. down all the way to palo alto, it's looking pretty good. 280 looks good as you head into a relatively uncrowded south bay commute. 6:19 let's go to mark. >> get ready for warmer temperatures for today. on the morning commute you might notice a breezy especially across the

brinls toward the richmond center bridge and bay bridge. here's the live camera. we're in the clear. we have a warmer weather pattern so get ready for that in your wednesday forecast. live storm tracker 2 we're looking for rainfall but nothing showing up. we have a -- at least a moderate to a strong northeast wind can i being up. fairfield, brentwood gusty conditions this morning. keep that in mind with the wind out there. santa rosa right now 43 degrees. san jose, 48. and walnut creek in the lower 40s at 42. some neighborhoods as far as winds speeds, you can see fairfields that's a wind gust of 36 miles per hour. you notice it's localized because some other we have a calm wind toward hayward. san jose checking in 7 miles per hour at last check. strong enough we do have this. a wind advisory.

winds could be gusty and 40 miles per hour. when this builds in, the sinking area, warming area, touch the bottom and it's warm because you're adding high pressure. that's what happening right now. 8 to 12 degrees over yesterday's readings and wipdz are up for today. even into tomorrow as well. tonight's forecast for later on this evening mostly clear skies. winds up there around 20 miles per hour but pretty mild at the ballpark. forecast highs this afternoon, lots of 70s out there. the warm e locations a few 80s showing up in antioch and brentwood. oakland, upper 70s. san jose right now 77 degrees. san francisco, 72. lots of 60s right near the immediate coastline. if you want a beach day, take a look for tomorrow. temperatures in the coast will be in the 70s right around the

bay in thepper weekend. if you see me at the beach tomorrow it's just for verification purposes, just to check in on those temperatures, that's all. >> just for business, work strictly no pleasure. >> record the conditions. >> we'll use a long board. it's 6:22. keeping people from taking their own lives. two things the agency is doing to prevent suicide on the track. helping the homeless the high-tech way. this new program trying to get them back on their feet one smartphone at a time.

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. the right to organize, to form a union, and to assert what should be a living way all across the land, $1 a -- $15 an hour so we can make improvements in people's lives. think about it. all across the nation, for those of us like myself who live in the bay area who travel outside the bay area, we might go to a small town and we'll see that we're the only jobs that people have, that immigrants have that people have who are

raising families is working at a fast food restaurant, aufb more than one. you'll see that they're going to college or that they're raising families. you're listening live -- this is san francisco speaking to protesters rallying inside a san francisco mcdonalds. we were live when these protesters went inside about ten minutes ago. this is 24th and mission. there is also a police presence there. you can see one police officer right behind the supervisor. and this is part of the fight for the 15 movement that's happening across the country today. they're rallying for a $15 an hour for minimum wage for home care workers and walmart workers and we'll have much more with tara moriarty and our tweeter and facebook and ktvu.com. time 6:26. attempt to land

a booster rocket on the a platform in the ocean has failed. the falcon 9 had a good take off. the cargo center is set to arrive at the international spags station on friday. it landed on a barge in the atlantic but it tepid over. the founder is hoping to figure out a way to reuse those booster rockets. musk said it would dramatically cut the cost of space flights. time 6:27. the program in the south bay may sound strange but gives smartphones to the homeless to help them with their basic needs. the community technical alliance runs the program. it's a private partnership with city bank, vote a phone and google which donated hundreds of smartphones. so tar 120 smartphones have been given to homeless people in san jose who pay $30 a month to use them. the phones have special apps on them that alert them about job

fares, the bad weather, and social services. it could even help them apply for a job. >> i think we can consider it a very basic need for someone who is homeless. it allows us to put them on a level playing field with the rest of the world. >> the community technical alliance is working with three other nonprofits to expand the program. the san francisco and even to detroit. south west airlines giving passengers extra wiggle room. yesterday southwest unveiled wider seats. it's more than one-half inch of width adding to the seats making them the largest coach seats in the country. southwest said it will also benefit from these new seats, reduce fuel consumption by taking 200 pounds off the wait of each plane. the wider

seats will debut in 2016 and 2017. >> there was a report yesterday that a lot of airlines are actually reducing the space and that can cause an evacuation problems because of the tight fit getting out. coming up a milestone for oakland merit libby shaft. >> i feel great about the foundation getting built. ryan talks to her abts her days in office and what she hopes to accomplish in the future. >>reporter: this beach in pacifica where this large whale has washed ashore. what they're doing to figure out how this whale died.

. good morning to you. welcome back. thank you for joining usment it's the middle of the week, wednesday april

15th. i'm dave clark. >> also tax day. >> i'm tori campbell in for pam cook. quick look at traffic. we're getting ready for a warmup. >> april is a dynamic weather month. we had the thunderstorms and the hail, the cool temperatures. this week, back up into the 80s. roller coaster ride continues. warmup for today. we had the 60s but everybody back up, at least most bay area back up into the 07s. looking for rainfall. nothing to show you right now but that could be changing about a week from now. something we'll be watching to see if we get anymore drops in the bay area. current numbers we have 48 in san jose 54 in fairfield santa rosa 43. napa 52 degrees. here's a closer look at napa. starting out the day at 2:00 this morning 36 degrees. look what happened. the wind is picking up. right now that temperature back up into the lower 50s.

we talked about the wind speeds. winds not as strong for the rest of the bay area around 7 miles per hour. here's the forecast for today. lots of sunshine still gusty winds, especially out towards napa county. temperatures range from the 60s all the way to the 70s. here's your forecast for this morning. mostly sunny and breezy. temperature timeline 65 to 80 degrees everybody warmer compared to yesterday's readings. coming up we'll take a closer look at the forecast, highs in your neighborhood and even the thursday forecast. warmer numbers showing up those as well. >>reporter: good morning, mark. we don't have too much when it comes to major incidents. we have slow traffic as we take a look. traffic moving along okay on 880. if you're driving to the toll plaza you'll see slowing there. we're looking at it from our camera. it's backed

up west of the mcarthur maze. traffic on the peninsula moving along pretty well in both directions. no mayor problems there. 101 from the airport to mount view. 6:33 dp let's go back to you. 6:33 happening now demonstrators here in the bay area and across the country they're staging rallies demanding higher pay. this is a live picture. protesters inside a mcdonalds restaurant in the mission district. this is happening as we speak. it's filled in that mcdonalds. 20 minutes ago we followed the protesters when they went inside. and as you look around, the police were also inside there. this particular rally is part of a nationwide campaign called fight for 15. workers want the minimum wage increased to $15 an hour.

protests planned in 230 cities all over the country. the demonstrators including these in these live pictures include walmart workers, home care provider airport employees and teachers. we'll keep an eye on what's happening in san francisco and around the country and bring you those details. 6:35 now. a dead whale almost 50 feet long washed up on the participate in pacifica. today marine biologists will try to find out why. it was spotted yesterday. alex savidge you got a look at the whale and you're back now live. tell me what you saw. >>reporter: well dave, good morning to you. this whale is sitting on the beach at the very end of shark park beach where we are in pacifica this morning. to get there my photographer and i had to hike act three quarters of a mile down a dirt trail to get a look at it. here's what we found.

decomposing carcass of this sperm whale. it washed ashore sometime yesterday. it's unclear exactly when. there was no odor or anything like that in the air. you did see blood in the water though, near where the wail was sitting. later on today we understand researchers from the marine mammal center will be out here to take a closer look and to figure out how exactly the mammal died. this time of year whales do migrate close to the san francisco bay as they head north to feed in the arctic waters need alaska. there's a warning out for boaters to keep an eye out for whales and steer clear of them. as for the sperm whale found dead in pacifica researchers will be coming out here to do some work to try and ultimately figure out exactly how the whale died. and then there's how to deal with it.

quite a sight for people here. 6:36 protesters against police brutality vow there will be more nationwide demonstrations like yesterday's protests. here in the bay area there were protesters in san francisco, oakland and san jose. about 200 demonstrators marched through the mission district. many of them high school students who skipped classes to rally against what they call police abuses and racial profiling. >> it's just time to stop. and i can't bear to think my family might be next one of my friends. it's time to stop. >> police reported to major incidents but some demonstrators were seen using chalk to scroll graffiti at a police station. they took over a security desk

but sheriff's deputies kept demonstrators in the lobby. critics of the oakland police department say a new report shows the department has not done enough to eliminate racial and religious profiling. police have been collecting data on traffic stops and categorizing the drives by race. the most recent figures from july of 2013 through june of 2014 show that 59% of the people who were stopped were african american. among other groups, 17% were hispanic and 14% were white. >> i was targeted by opd for no other reason that i was a muslim of your black muslim bakery. >> we do know it's occurring. we do know we stop african americans. >> he said he uses the traffic stop information to compare

different squads and police departments to detect tendencies and find areas that need improvements. time 6:38. tuesday marked 100 days since libby schaaf took office. there's a lot on her plate already including reducing oakland's crime rate, keeping two sports teams in town and oh by the way she's a mother and a wife. brian flores sat down with her and tells us what she has planned. >>reporter: we get a dame on where things stand on a whole host of issues. we talked about 30 minutes yesterday. he priorities is public safety. she says she continues to back the police chief exam the policing model but she also said she's hold officers to the highest standard. you recall on day one of her term she spent the day with the oakland police department. that didn't sit

well the protesters against police brutality who as you recall came to her home to voice their concerns. she says changes will continue. >> it shouldn't surprise people because i've been very clear about this commitment that i will be growin police department. we had continuing to see modest improvements in safety and a significant improvement in clearance. we're actually solving more crimes. >> another topic we talked about, talked about the raiders keeping them in town. she says the city is in good contact with both teams. you recall back in march the raiders gave her a heads up about the press conference in carson. that's what she had to say. >> that's they're right to have other options. that is not going to distract me from my job which is, one to be a good steward of the public dollar. obviously mistakes have been made in the past in oakland. and i want to be very clear

about how this gets paid for. >> libby schaaf said the next milestone is when the developer plans to meet with the raiders. that will happen in june or july to discuss some type of formal agreement. if it isn't reechd this project may go back to square one. the main task for the mayor is putting together her budget which will be released in a few days. we'll talk about that. guys, back to you. all right. thank you. 6:41. today marks two years since the boston marathon bombing. how the city's mayor is trying to turn this so anniversary into a positive . >>reporter: there's a battle to save the only mobile home park in palo alto. we'll tell you what the meeting said.

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. 6:44. happening third degree a second round of debate in the state legislature whether

parents should are the right to exempt their children from vaccines. the sacramento democrat who wrote the bill is receiving extra security after his office received what was considered an alarping number of angry phone calls e-mailses and facebook posts. they describe him as an nazi. newments -- developments over the only mobile home park left. residents want to sell it -- what is at the heart of this battle? . >>reporter: we know that palo alto is an affluent community. there are high achieving schools here. and the attorney for the residents who live here at the mobile home park are saying that schools need to be taken into

consideration when determining how valuable these properties are. last night city hall was packed with people wearing shirts saying save our homes. the city will most likely approve it but they want the park owner to make changes to buyout. they want them reappraised. the attorney argues under city ordnance they're not required to include schools in determining the value. the attorney for the resident disagrees. here's one of the pleas from the residents. >> we have three generations here. some three generations. there's no way they can stay together or in the bay area. the 125 kids we have under the age of 18 are going to lose the good schools they have now. >>reporter: in the end the council determined to postpone making a decision until next month. if adjustments are made for the relocation packages from

the residents and council approves it, then he will have at least six months before having to move. so the overall message that the residents sort of got from the still council is to really not give up hope. again, decision is going to be on may 4th. thank you. time is now 6:47. tonight the giants risk getting swept in their first home series of the new season. the colorado rockies beat the giants last night 4-1. tim hudson gave up three runs over 7 innings. couldn't get any run support. the giants couldn't catch a break on foul balls either. spectacular play in the 8th inning right there. o he caught co's foul ball partially going into the crowd right there p the oakland

a's rookie grademan bounced back. he got his first big league win. the a aes gave him some run support too. butler getting a hit in his 9th straight game. the oakland a's won 4-0. just beginning long baseball season ahead. >> that's right. you and i talk about we have -- as long as you stay close and you're not irrelevant by the all star break there's a chance you could be there at the end. san jose, if you're getting on the road early, northbound 280 getting up the highway 17 it looks good. off to a nice start in the south bay. i've been looking at the maps of the south bay commute and i don't see a lot going on. low traffic on highway 101.

280 is looking pretty good. slow through fremont and hayward. northbound 101 looks good. a reminder is the nighttime baseball game at at&t park, first pitch around 7:15 to. p look at what's behind me. beautiful sun rise from our camera. nice out there with the nice colors. high clouds paint us a visit. the forecast map looks like it's going to be a warm day. lots of 70s showing up later on this afternoon. this links up with all the 70s. a few neighborhoods could be approaching 80 degrees later on today. looking for the rainfall looking for clouds but not showing up here. in fact we have the opposite with high fire danger, warnings in place. wee have high fire danger across the

state as well because at the gusty offshore winds, winds kicking up across part of the bay area, fairfield wind gusty. napa sustained at 26 miles per hour. some more wind reports for you. not nearly as strong. it's calm toward hayward. but sfo winds out of the northwest checking in 8 miles per hour. currently talking about 50s and lower napa. napa 2:00 started off the day in the 40s. upper 40s, 49 in san jose, 48. if you're starting out the day in ocean beach, readings in upper 60s. look what happens as you head across the bay. microclimates showing up across parts of the bay area. upper 70s inland. the warmer location approaching the lower 80s by 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. high pressure in charge of our weather. building but it kicks

in for tomorrow as you get the sinking air. that is warming air. and temperatures today up a good 8 to 12 degrees over yesterday's highs. so there's the temperature range. tomorrow even warmer. we'll hold on to the wind around 20 miles per hour. looking long range we'll see what happens next week. some of the models bringing in showers across northern california that could include parts of the bay area as well possibly a week from now. temperatures this afternoon look at all the 70s. antioch and brentwood walnut creek, 79, oakland, 77, san jose in the upper 70s. look at santa cruz. 72. look ahead your five day forecast and beaches and cool things off for friday and into the weekend. you'll notice after 9:00 10:00 those numbers

will feel like a completely different day. it feels great out there if you want to go for a walk for a hike. looking beautiful out there. do i need my wet suit when i go surfing? . >> the water temperatures have cooled off a little bit. 6:52. this guy can play basketball. what the camera captured during practice yesterday. what he did. everybody is in awe. first it's been 150 years since the death of our 16th president. the ceremony this morning marking the assassination of abraham lincoln.

. welcome back. it's 6:55. a small tornado in oregon touched down flipped over two vehicles. this is one of damaged others. two people in a jeep that was tossed 8 feet into the air. luckily no one was hurt. wildlife officials near la say a mountain lion, one that was holed up in a crawl space under a home, it has moved out. that big cat spent hours hiding monday and tuesday. wildlife officials used bean bags, pokers trying to get the mountain lion

to leaf but it wouldn't budge. however, now they say it's gone. it left on its own yesterday morning. police in new york city captured this coyote running across your tv screen. it was running around in a park in chelsea. it was able to get away and evade police for a while. after a while they sedated it and captured it. just last month a coyote was spotted on a roof top bar in queens. there have been other sightings in manhattan this year. campaign aimed at keeping people from taking their own lives on the track. the at si is putting up these signs. they say suicide is not the route. and it has the phone number of a crisis hot line. since 2013, 18 people died of apparent suicide on the tracks. five just this year alone.

one advocate who jumped off the golden bridge and survived are applauding their efforts. >> if it's right there maybe i can get. >> bart plans its workers to help people in crisis. it looks at installing barriers but that would be years away. 150 years ago this morning president abraham lincoln died from his injuries after being shot at the ford theatre. his death was marked by a large ceremony in washington, d.c.. he was shot on april 14th. after a coma, he died after 7:00. booth was on run after being tracked down and killed. they say this was an important part of history they wanted to

experience. i remember taking my kids to that room where he died. lincoln is a tall man and it's a very small bed he was lying in where he ultimately passed. it's great for history if you get a chance to check it out. 6:58. demanding a higher minimum wage . this is a restaurant at 24th and mission. you can see a lot of people there. they've been inside for 45 minutes. tara moriarty also there. she'll have a live report coming up in minutes. also ahead. >> i'm a regular guy who saw danger and first reaction was go save the guy. >> what these two men did even though onlookers were urging

them to get back.